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Hook them From the Beginning of Your Auction Description

Do you know that many people will leave an auction description in a matter of seconds if they are not hooked from the very beginning?  This in turn means a loss of potential sales and potential repeat customers for your eBay business.  The way your auction description looks will determine if the visitor remains on your listing or they quickly move to another auction description.

It is important to really work on the first few sentences of your auction descriptions.  You might initially think that this is a waste of time but it really isn’t.  After all the success of your auctions means money in your pocket and you should not overlook the beginning hook.

Another thing to do is add colors, pictures and make the auction description area pretty and eye appealing.  A plain black and white auction description is going to send buyers to other auctions.  They already know that they want you product or they wouldn’t have done a search for it.  Use the hook to convince they want to buy the product from you.
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How to Save Money

  • Set savings goals. For short-term goals, this is easy. If you want to buy a video game, find out how much it costs; if you want to buy a house, determine how much of a down payment you’ll need. For long-term goals, such as retirement, you’ll need to do a lot more planning (figuring out how much money you’ll need to live comfortably for 20 or 30 years after you stop working), and you’ll also need to figure out how investments will help you achieve your goals.

    • Kill your debt first. Simply calculating how much you spend each month on your debts will illustrate that eliminating debt is the fastest way to free up money. Once the money is freed from debt payment, it can easily be re-purposed to savings.
  • Establish a timeframe. For example: "I want to be able to buy a house two years from today." Set a particular date for accomplishing shorter-term goals, and make sure the goal is attainable within that time period. If it’s not attainable, you’ll just get discouraged.
  • Figure out how much you’ll have to save per week, per month, or per paycheck to attain each of your savings goals. Take each thing you want to save for and figure out how much you need to start saving now. For most savings goals, it’s best to save the same amount each period. For example, if you want to put a $20,000 down payment on a home in 36 months (three years), you’ll need to save about $550 per month every month. But if your paychecks amount to $1000, it might not be a realistic goal, so adjust your timeframe until you come up with an approachable amount.
  • Keep a record of your expenses. What you save falls between two activities and their difference: how much you make and how much you spend. Since you have more control over how much you spend, it's wise to take a critical look at your expenses. Write down everything you spend your money on for a couple weeks or a month. Be as detailed as possible, and try not to leave out small purchases. Assign each purchase or expenditure a category such as: Rent, Car insurance, Car payments, Phone Bill, Cable Bill, Utilities, Gas, Food, Entertainment, etc.
    • Keep a small notebook with you at all times. Get in the habit of recording every expense and saving the receipts.
    • Sit down once a week with your small notebook and receipts. Record your expenses in a larger notebook or a spreadsheet program.
  • Trim your expenses. Take a good, hard look at your spending records after a month or two have passed. You’ll probably be surprised when you look back at your record of expenses: $300 on ice cream, $100 on parking tickets? You’ll likely see some obvious cuts you can make. Depending on how much you need to save, however, you may need to make some difficult decisions. Think about your priorities, and make cuts you can live with. Calculate how much those cuts will save you per year, and you'll be much more motivated to pinch pennies.

    • Can you move to a less expensive apartment or house? Can you refinance your mortgage?
    • Can you consolidate your debts so that you're not paying as much interest?
    • Can you save money on gas, or give up a car altogether? If your family has multiple cars, can you bring it down to one?
    • Can you get a better price on insurance? Call around and make sure you are getting the best price you can. Consider taking a higher deductible, too.
    • Can you drop a land line and either only use your cell phone or save money by calling over the internet for free with services such as Skype?
    • Can you live without cable or satellite TV?
    • Can you cut down on your utility bills?
    • Can you restrict eating out? Buy food in bulk? Start using coupons? Cook more at home? You might be able to save a lot of money on food.
  • Reassess your savings goals. Subtract your expenses (the ones you can't live without) from your take-home income (i.e. after taxes have been taken out). What is the difference? And does it match up with your savings goals? Let's say you've decided you can definitely get by on $1500 per month, and your paychecks amount to $2300 per month. That leaves you with $800 to save. If there’s absolutely no way you can fit all your savings goals into your budget, take a look at what you’re saving for and cut the less important things or adjust the timeframe. Maybe you need to put off buying a new car for another year, or maybe you don’t really need a big-screen TV that badly.
  • Make a budget. Once you’ve managed to balance your earnings with your savings goals and spending, write down a budget so you’ll know each month or each paycheck how much you can spend on any given thing or category of things. This is especially important for expenses which tend to fluctuate, or which you know you're going to have a particularly hard time restricting. (E.g. "I will only spend $30 a month on movies/chocolate/coffee/etc.")
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    A Few Notes on Metal Business Business Card Case Care

    Your business cards are one of your most important office weapons. This is true most especially if you are in sales or in a service industry. Prospective clients would not be able to contact you if they don't have your contact details. Thus, business cards come as a revolutionary invention. Otherwise, you'd be so busy walking down town just to tell people what your contact details are.

    Thus, your business cards are your ultimate marketing weapon, as guns are the ultimate weapons of soldiers. As such, it's but imperative that you take care of them. Here are a few care tips:

    1. Use business card cases.

    Whether you are a fan of a metal business card case or a business card wallet, you must use one that has the ability to protect your cards from wear and tear. These cases are very useful when you are mobile. By using a metal business card case, you are sure that you always have a stock of business cards.

    In addition, you can also save time as you don't have to search your bag or your envelope high and low just to find a single business card. This also puts up a good impression to your clients and customers. Of course, vanity-wise, the act of taking a card from an elegant metal business card case is very self-rewarding.

    Indeed, by keeping your business cards on a case, you are making sure that your cards won't get wet and won't have unnecessary creases. There's nothing more embarrassing than giving out crumpled business cards to a very important client.

    2. Use business card holders.

    If you are just in the office, then it would not be very appropriate to take out your business cards from a card case. It is more fitting and more elegant to have business card holders - an engraved business card holder, for instance - right on your desk instead. As business card holders are small rectangular-shaped card slots, they will do a very effective job of displaying your cards. In addition, they also provide your business cards a comfortable home where they can "rest without being disturbed."

    Just like your metal business card case, a business card holder protects your cards from wear and tear as well as from environmental elements such as fire and water.

    3. Use your business cards by distributing them.

    Business cards are meant to be given - to the right people, that is. Keeping them in your drawer or in your metal business card case will defeat the purpose of having them. It is like buying shoes and not using them, ever. As a result, your business cards - and your shoes - will naturally "die a natural death."

    Therefore, distribute your business cards. Let them live their purpose. That's one way of taking care of them. Otherwise, they will cease to be effective and will rot and de-color of old age.

    Not everyone has the opportunity to own business cards. Most companies only provide those that occupy managerial posts and those who have direct contact with customers. If you happen to be among the selected few with the opportunity to hand out their business cards, make the most out of it. Take care of your business cards - and your business cards will take care of you.

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    Start Your Own Business

    1. Start with an idea. This doesn't have to be a brand new invention or new product. In fact, many successful small businesses have found a way to deliver an existing service more efficiently or economically or have customized an existing product or service.
    2. Put together a business plan. This doesn't require hundreds of pages with thousands of charts. Use the plan to research things like how much you can charge for your product/service, how much it will cost to produce or deliver (include variable & fixed costs), and the size of your potential market (i.e. # of customers). The plan should evaluate your competitors - how many competitors, how strong are they, where are they, how will you compete. The plan should state what is required to enter this market, barriers to entry such as high fixed costs (factories, restaurants) and government regulations that must be met.
    3. Determine if you need financing. Your business plan will include a section on financing. How will you pay the costs to start and run your business? Do you need a bank loan? Use credit cards? Self finance? Also, you'll need to consider how much salary you need to support yourself while starting your business.
    4. Put together your initial marketing plan. Marketing need not cost a fortune. Some businesses require very little. For example, many service businesses such as accounting firms build their practices through word-of-mouth referrals. You can also join free or low-cost associations to build awareness of your small business. Again, your business plan (product, customer, competitor) will help you determine the marketing efforts you need to undertake.
    5. Build your infrastructure early. This doesn't mean build a big factory or a fancy office. It simply means keep accurate customer records, a clean set of updated books and a technology foundation, if necessary. One of the downfalls of many small businesses is that they don't know if they're making or losing money (i.e. the need for a clean set of books). Another downfall is when small business owners try to sell their company years later but lack accurate customer history and customer information. Many times, the customers of a small business are its best asset, and, without the records, the small business can be sold only for salvage.
    6. Move forward and get started. Once you know you can be profitable take the leap and get started. Besides getting business supplies or advertising, plan ahead by establishing some new business clients ahead of time. If you're business is unlike a restaurant, that physically needs to wait for customers to walk into it's doors, establish accounts ahead of time. In this way, you will have pre-planned future receivables to look forward to. Think about and focus on making money first, where ever possible, instead of spending money. The more money you can bring in, without spending money, the more profitable you are going to be.
    7. Don't neglect using the web. Use every technology available that will give your business a competitive advantage. The internet is a customers research tool. Help future customers learn more about you and the details about what you sell and why your products or services are different and better for them than other competitors.
    8. Make paying for your items or service convenient. In today's world, understand how people pay. Carrying cash can be risky. Therefore, most people choose to carry Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. All these credit cards are part of our societies everyday life when it comes to making purchases. Debit cards are especially popular. So, along with having a sales counter cash register, get set up to accept credit cards for your business. To do this, also purchase a new credit machine. These are now very affordable and available at wholesale prices for about $147. Be sure to look for a wholesale supplier, not a retail seller such as a bank. Banks usually charge higher prices. The same credit machine supplier will more than likely be able to offer you credit machine service too. This monthly cost is about $10. By doing this you'll be able to get equipment for less then the price of most cell phones. More importantly, you can offer your customers an easy way to accept credit cards. The goal is to help customers self-finance their purchases when they don't or can't use cash.
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    Tips to Select the Right One For Your Company

    Are you looking for a commercial cleaning service? Whether you are looking on a bulletin board, the Internet, or the newspaper, it is important to professional, qualified cleaners. How your business is presented speaks volumes about who you are and what you represent. Dirty and untidy areas are noticeable to both customers and clients. Although it can be time consuming, taking the time to find the right crew to clean will lead to less headaches and better satisfaction.

    Generally speaking, there are two types of cleaning companies: larger chain companies and smaller, privately owned businesses. Each type offers pros and cons. The larger organizations may offer better equipment and more efficient services, but they can often be more expensive. Smaller, "ma and pa", businesses can be just as reliable, less expensive, and offer more custom services. Understanding your cleaning needs before contacting any company will help in selecting the right service crew.

    Does the company have insurance? Because cleaning crews are permitted in your business (often when no one else is around), it is important to choose a trustworthy company. Unfortunately, just trusting another business does not fully protect you today. So, choose a company with insurance. Any legitimate company will be happy to provide you with proof of insurance directly from their broker. Do not accept photocopies of their certificate, because this does not verify if the cleaning company's insurance is current.

    To better protect yourself, you can look for bond certified companies. These organizations have invested a certain amount of money into an escrow account to be used in case of damaged, broken, or lost property of their clients. You will want to verify proof of their certified bond.

    Another important step in selecting the right service is references. The easiest way to accomplish this is asking a friend what service they use. However, because there are so many companies, it is possible that friends are not aware of the organizations you are considering. Therefore, ask the commercial cleaning service for a list of references and then call them.

    Verify how long those other organizations have been using their current service crews. Make sure they are pleased with the services rendered. To further investigate the company, go online and do an Internet search for reviews about the cleaners. Although there may undoubtedly be a few negative reviews, verify what the issue was and compare them to the number of positive reviews. Finally, check with the Better Business Bureau to see any reviews the company may have.

    After you have verified the validity of the organization, do a walk through with the potential cleaners. Ask what services they will render and what their limitations are. A few questions to consider include: Will the dust the top of the door frames? Will they water the plants? How often will they come and will they be there at a consistent time? Will the same employees be cleaning your business or does it vary from shift to shift?

    When you have found a company that you are satisfied with, it is important to go over the contract together. Make sure that all of the things that have been discussed are included in the contract including how often and to what extent the crew will clean. Make sure there are provisions in the contract that allow you to drop the service if they do not live up to your agreement. Although this can be a time consuming process, you will have better peace of mind knowing you choose the right cleaning service.

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    Strategies for Competitive Advantage in Small Business

    Before competitive advantage strategies can be launched, you must consider the needs of your "buying customers" (i.e. Those who pay for your products and services) and your "supplying customers" (i.e. your employees). If you work to keep both of these groups happy (and do not sacrifice one over the other), you will set the stage for weathering the economic storm and outpace the competition. The reason is simple. When you treat your employees as though they were gold, you will ease the stress and worry that they feel during these economic times and they will perform better. They will be better able (and more willing) to implement "above and beyond" strategies for retaining your buying customers.

    Here are some strategies that small businesses should implement by enlisting the help of their employees:

    Start by developing customer loyalty campaigns. This is easy to do if you have an email list. You can create downloadable coupons, preferred customer sales and special events. Anything that you do that shows appreciation, even if it is low cost, will be seen as doing more than expected. Employees need to extend this appreciation to their regular interactions with customers. This will be more natural when genuine good will exists within your business.

    Educate your customers by giving them product reviews (and maybe even a fair assessment of your competitors...as long as your strengths remain obvious). Be candid and transparent about your own products and services. Your honesty will be appreciated and this will increase customer loyalty.

    Being willing and able to admit mistakes are a natural offshoot of always being honest with customers. Let's face it... mistakes happen. It's just one of those inevitable things that must be dealt with...and being open about it is a sure way to mitigate the pain for your customers and business alike.

    Be sure to reassure your first time buyers with introductory prices and unconditional money back guarantees whenever possible. Even if you are barely making a profit, this first time around, it is worth having the opportunity to acquaint new customers with your business. The first experience they have with your business is critical. Introductory offers are a better way to attract customers than permanent price reductions. By letting your customers know that the price they are getting is introductory, you will not have to defend raising your prices later on.

    Find reasons to update your customers. If you keep your updates informal, your customers will feel as though they are special and a part of your "family". Your business' website should be regularly updated with compelling content that will inspire your customers to always check back for the "latest". You can achieve this by creating opportunities for you customers or clients to give their opinions and ask questions. Website should provide easy and obvious ways to contact your business.

    Let your customers know that you are an important part of their community as well. Your website and social media presences should be informing customers about the ways you are involved, the charities you support and any other community efforts you help. Your business can tell the world a lot about itself by the good deeds it does. And talking about these activities through social networks is not obnoxious (unless you are a braggart) in the way that overtly promoting your business' products and services is.

    And of course, you will go a long way with your customers by responding quickly, efficiently and competently to their needs (and doing it in a respectful manner).

    When your business adopts the attitude of treating your employees just as importantly as your patrons, there will be greater team work and a more efficient implementation of these and other strategies for competitive advantage.

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    How to Title an eBay Listing

    Writing a quality listing is the backbone of selling items on eBay. Your listing is your “sales pitch,” and first impressions will mean the difference between buyers purchasing your item, or moving on.

    1. Write a descriptive title. Use all 55 characters and stick to key words such as brand name, model number and words you would search for to find the item.
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    Canon FS11 Flash Memory Camcorder

    From Canon’s long history of optical excellence, advanced image processing, superb performance and technological innovation in photographic and broadcast television cameras comes the latest in camcorders.Now, with the light, compact Canon FS11, you can have stunning video with the ease and numerous benefits of Flash Memory, at an affordable price. Flash Memory is used in some of the world’s most innovative electronic products such as laptop computers, MP3 players, PDAs and cell phones. Canon …

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    Are You Using Right Tool for Your Network Marketing?

    Nowadays, MLM is very popular in our society. The network marketing industry is undoubtedly one of the best business models offering a fair chance for an average person to make his millions. If it is your "pin-point" passion, you may certainly want to take note and put into play these 50 "best practice" marketing techniques.

    In these times it boils down to how much do you want to exit the rat race to take back your life and what's that worth to you? Answer that to determine your budget and don't spend a lot of it on network marketing training because you don't need too. Well, you ask, why don't people make it to the top of it?

    Most network marketers fail because the marketing methods that they are taught don't work 95% of the time. There are things besides prospecting website and tools that can contribute your success, but you should start with the prospecting website and tools and then move on to other marketing ideas. If you want to achieve the success, especially while doing your network marketing online, you will need to use various tools. You need to have right tool to be successful.

    In addition to all this, when you combine the power of the internet and the ingenious compensation plan of many network marketing business, the average person can achieve staggering levels of financial success. Once you have made the decision to start up in MLM system, make a commitment to spend between 10 to 15 hours a week to start this business. Does the ability to start a home based business with limited risk and for less then a few hundred dollars (in some cases for free) sound good?

    Better still, you can start your network marketing business for a few hundred dollars. The opportunity must facilitate work on a part time or on a full time basis so that one may work on his or her business as much or as little as he or she can and still earn a profit. Although some money may have to be invested in order to make real income, a home business based must be feasible even for those with very little money to invest.

    It's really the best illustration to visualize what is required if a Network Marketing Plan is going to make YOU the kind money promised. OK, now let's take a closer look at the goose to see if it really can lay the golden eggs everyone promise The BIG selling point of every plan regardless of size or product is always the commission and bonuses you'll earn from your DOWN LINE. The product benefits needs to be explained and matched against a specific or perceived need.

    Be sure of the Network Marketing Company you hook up with. Of course you get a continual salary because of your downline from the MLM like royalties for artists. Frankly that's why it is pretty darn good because those owners and managers have these facts, and arranged to have most of the answers to remove the majority of the obstacles.

    In a way Network marketing is the same as MLM or Multi-Level Marketing a term that has been thoroughly abused by scamsters and frauds, mostly on the Internet. Historically, this is why the largest and most successful companies have had, as their mainstay, consumable products that are proprietary. Because network marketing is really the most efficient way of selling products.

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    Home business happiness and Successful

    Defining Your Happiness For Home Business Success
    You might be saying now “Steve why are you writing an article on happiness? This is a Home Business Site!” The reason is that I estimate that at least 70%+ of you are making the switch to Home business due to lack of feelings of happiness and fulfillment in your life.
    For this reason, it is important for you to understand what you really want to achieve from your home business.
    Personally, I have been trying to define in my life what really makes me happy and how I can make money at it. What I am looking for is much more than money. I am looking for calm and a sense of peace in my life.
    To find out if you are really ready to work for yourself from home? Ask yourself the following questions:

    1. Do you have a hobby that you would do daily for free?
    This is one of the keys to success and happiness in a home business. You must have drive and passion in order to succeed. Doing something you really enjoy will help smooth out the bumps in the road. Also, doing something you really enjoy will help you to tolerate the remaining time at your ‘other’ job. Please do not choose a home business based only on your perceived earning potential. If you do, the chances are you won’t have the long-term persistence needed to succeed.

    2. Is it money that you really want or is it the freedom of choice you really want?
    This is a critical question because, again, if it is solely money you are looking for you will not have the enthusiasm and passion needed for long-term success. Focus on doing what you love and the money will follow. People will see your enthusiasm and it will spread to your clients.

    3. Are people you work with dragging you down emotionally and spiritually?
    One thing I know for sure is that I no longer want to be around negative people. Mark Twain has a great saying “Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.
    Everyone knows a person like the character on Saturday Night Live “Debbie Downer.” Let’s face it, some people are only happy if they are complaining about something or are raining on someone else’s parade. Avoid these people at all costs, remember it is better to be alone and focused and passionate about what you are doing.

    4. Do you want to start off fresh where you are in control?
    Starting your own home business is like having a clean tapestry for painting. You control your destiny. You control what “colors” to use. Think big, never small, and you can do it.
    Jeff and I have created our site to help you with home business questions from A-Z, please use it and sign up for our newsletter. We will be updating the site weekly with info to include:
    Interviews with some of the top Internet marketers and some of the top self-improvement people on the net.

    5. Do you enjoy helping others when you can?
    Owning your own business provides you with an opportunity to give back to your community. This also provides an excellent Barter and Networking opportunity. Help as much as you can afford to and these good deeds will come back to help you in the future.
    Have faith in the overall good in people but, at the same time, realize that some people might try to take advantage of your generosity. Use bartering in some of the situations to help lower your overall costs.

    6. Do you believe in expanding your mind through research and networking?
    If you enjoy research you will be well served by starting your own business. You will have to learn some Accounting basics and Marketing skills as well as some Tax basics. Network with people who can help you in these areas. Suggest bartering your services with them. This is a great grass roots way to get advertising for your home business. If you come across a dishonest person, break the relationship as quickly and tactfully as possible - they will only cause you harm and heartache.

    7. Are you dedicated and disciplined?
    Setting up a schedule and ‘things to do’ list will greatly help with your organizational and time management problems. You must be disciplined and stick to your schedule. Complete one task at a time and move to the next. MANY business have failed because of having too many‘ irons in the fire.’ This leads to lack of focus, which is one of the number one reasons that businesses fail.

    8. Are you prepared to ignore the negative ‘nay Sayers’?
    Be prepared to have to ‘cull’ some of your friends, There will always be people who are jealous of your drive, passion and determination. Accept that fact and don’t let them take up any of your time. If the Nay Sayer is your spouse or another family member, sit them down and tell them how much your new business means to you and your future together. If they cannot be positive, ask them not to comment at all. Usually after family members see how hard you are working they will come around and begin to support you. Try getting them involved with smaller tasks that they can take off your plate.

    9. Are you prepared to work at your other job until your Home Business takes off?
    This is something that people don’t think enough about. You should be prepared to stay at your ‘other’ job for at least six months while building your home business. Many people have quit only to find the HB doesn’t provide enough immediate income so they have to crawl back to the old job, or worse find another lower-paying job. I personally made this mistake

    10. Are you prepared to take an open and honest look at your behaviors?
    This is something that I really had to be honest with myself about. For years I had grown a negative attitude, almost to the point that I had a chip on my shoulder. I sat down with an old friend and discussed my situation and he said “Steve your attitude stinks.” I was in shock. Upon really looking at my behavior I saw that I had created negative ‘anchors’ that were standing in the way of my success. When I looked at a job, all the negative feelings from my previous jobs flooded into me. Be conscious of what you are feeling, and be prepared to eliminate the negative and accentuate the positive. Remember, Bill Gates started in a dorm room, Michael Dell started in a garage. Do not be afraid. You CAN do it - it takes a plan, discipline, hard work and follow through.

    In closing, let me say once again that you can do it. You deserve success and the happiness it brings. Franklin D. Roosevelt said “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Don’t be afraid - you deserve this success. We all do. Nelson Mandela put our ideas about self doubt and fear far better than I ever could:

    “And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”
    — Nelson Mandella

    Now get out there and kick butt. If you would like to contact me please see below.
    We are always looking for positive, persistent people to partner with. If we can help you in your success we will be glad to do so.

     

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    Find the Perfect Swimsuit for Your Shape (e4wholesale)

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    Summer is best season for swimming,you can find the perfect suit to flatter your figure if you just understand a few things. The very first thing to know is that there are very few perfect bodies out there. Everyone has something they are trying to deal with.

    Here are a few tips.

    One-Piece or Two-Piece Swimsuit?

    Some of the most beautiful, sexiest women seen on the beach wear one-piece suits. They do not reveal it ALL, just enough to keep things interesting.

    Many one-piece suits will show more back and less tummy, others show a bit more cleavage or thigh. Show off your best assets and conceal the others. Always remember that you are aiming for a balanced silhouette.

    Swimsuit for Swimming

    If you’re into swimming, definitely get a one-piece. Find one that doesn’t cut into the shoulders, has comfortable, stretchy fabric and doesn’t creep up the backside. Forget bikini strings. You just don’t want anything to come undone while you’re doing laps or snorkeling off a crowded beach.

     
     
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